Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-01-30
NEWS NOTES.

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A ladies gold watch and chain were
found by some parties living at l9 ke-
guena street.
A drab painted scoop box wheelbarrow
v.s stolen from ID. Nichols at SAG South
Spring street yesterday.
rs Officer ArguelIo caught a runaway
horse and buggy yesterday afternoon
near the old church and impounded
them.
The Caledonian club has secured The
Armory Hall for their grand scottish
celebration of the anniversary OF kooe,s
Burns. February llth is the day hAea'
A lady lost red Russia leather Gag
yesterday containing a solid goia neeA
lace and loeket and gold pencil WITH
the name "Hinckley" engraved upon IL.
The corporation Of the Epiphany
Mission, East Los Angeles, advertise
that they will receive proposals for land
for = site for their contemplated church
in that suburb.
H. S. Joslyn was fined SIS yesterday
esor having assaulted Officer Botello sew
ersl nights ago whilst the latter was
Andeavoring TO arrest him for a misde-
meanor. The fne was paid.
Los Angeles is not the only place IN
the semi.tropics to which the Eastern
peopls flock. A day or two ago there
arrived at San Diego thirteen Pullman
coaches with $50 people on board.
The pay car of the Southern Pacific
Company will arrive here to-day or to-
morrow. and make all the boys in the
ward and at the depot happy. The
company disburses something like SOU
600 a month in this county.
The Central School Building, formerly
The High School, which was removed
some months ago from the hill behind
the HERALD office to Sand street, is at
last completed. The teachers and
scholars will occupy it tomorrow.
A notable painting. entitled New
Years in Cbipatown, by F. Schafer is
shown in Franklin's art window. 1t is
\ night scene, and is to be sold with the
balance of Prof. Schafer's paintings,
next Thursday night at Armory Hall.
L. J. Rose, Jr., will arrive with his
family in Ventura next week for the pur.
nose of making a permanent residence
here. 1t is Just suuch public spirited
capitalists as Mr.. Rose that Ventura
mostly needs at this time.-lVentura
Democrat.
James Murray. who was found in pos.
session of the Rev. J. J. Lees gold
watch, which the latter had been rob-
bed of the night before, was yesterday
held for trial by Justice Austin, on the
charge of receiving stolen goods and
committed to Jail in default OF $1,000
bonds.
1t is stated on good authority that the
syndicate owning the Saint Vincent
Hotel lots would not be adverse to dis.
posing of part Of the property for the
building thester thereon and the sym
dicate might easily be induced to become
interested as joint shareholders in the
erection of the Thespian Temple.
Another of the popular excursions oil
the Missouri Pacific railroad. or DR.. En-.
mis- parties. will arrive tomorrow by the
Texas and Pacific and Southern Pacific
railways. Ii consists of nineteen Pull.
man cars and the usual number OF bag
gage coaches. The train will be in three
sections and run on special time. Maj.
Lewis and Tip layton are expected to
Hrive in charge of the excursion.
Yesterday the Fresno agency received
. magnificent display of wines from the
viueyard of Robert Barton, near Fresno.
Mr.. Barton sends three handsome silver
hooped barrels of Muscat, port and
Malaga wine; also ten cases of wines OF
different varieties. The display is cer-
tainly attractive and imposing, and if
Fresno has many such public.spirited
citizens as Mr.. Barton the future of the
county is to be envied.
The HERALD man, who gave SO cir.
cumstantial report of Mr.. Roeder's
birthday party in yesterdays issue, ad-
mits that he made q number of slips in
his hurried account of the very pleas.
ant reunion. Bstween the lateness OF
the hour at which the report was writ.
ten, the mental weariness of the writer,
and the diff iculties the compositor had
in deciphering his manuscript, injustice
was done to several of the speakers.
among whom our valued friend. Mr..
Fischer, who was said to have recited, in
the language OF the ioW Dutch Ham,
burgl country. the legends of loves
wars. This is palpable error, and one
which our friend takes just exceptions
TO, for his language is of the pures
type of German speech. How thos q
Italicized words got into the report, th G
crestfallen newspaper fellow don't know
and he is in mental dread lest his Who'll &
effort will be attacked both for its
sioveniiness of vie and its inaccuracies
of statement. We have sumnarily dis
~eharged the culpri,.